The Race To Keep Law Firms From Completely Screwing Up Generative AI With Disastrous Results
Behind the scenes, firm tech staff are working to keep the security threats you're all about to cause to a minimum.
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Behind the scenes, firm tech staff are working to keep the security threats you're all about to cause to a minimum.
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In Part 1 of this article series, I tested and reviewed Seeed Studio’s SenseCAP K1100 Kit for prototyping IoT apps. This month in Part 2, I discuss the prototype I built using a Wio Terminal and a Vision AI Module from the kit, and an ESP32-based audio player/web server. The system detects when my dog tries to “mark territory” in my yard, then plays an audio warning file of my recorded voice to try to distract the dog and stop the behavior.
LLMs offer unprecedented linguistic capabilities, yet they introduce intricate security challenges requiring unwavering attention.
It's a wonder what generative AI, particularly text-to-image AI models like Midjourney and OpenAI's DALL-E 3, can do. From photorealism to cubism, image-generating models can translate practically any description, short or detailed, into art that might well have emerged from an artist's easel. The trouble is, many of these models -- if not most -- were trained on artwork without artists' knowledge or permission.